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Grain-free Gingerbread Banana Cake

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SPICE UP THE SEASON WITH THIS GRAIN-FREE GINGERBREAD BANANA CAKE!

Get Cozy with This Gingerbread Banana Cake.

There’s something about the holiday season that calls for warm spices and comforting treats. This gingerbread banana cake is a festive twist on one of my all-time favorite recipes—my grain-free banana muffins!

Inspired by the moist, naturally sweet base of that recipe, I’ve added a holiday makeover with cozy gingerbread spices.  You can buy your gingerbread spice mix ready made, but I love to make my own.

The result? A cake that’s perfectly spiced, naturally sweetened, and just the right balance of indulgent and wholesome. Whether you’re enjoying it with a hot cup of tea or serving it as a dessert for your holiday gathering, this cake is sure to hit the spot.

Ready to bake something that tastes like holiday magic? Let’s dive in! 🎄✨

Yield/Servings: 10-12 Author: Riyana Rupani Print
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Gingerbread Banana Cake

A grain-free cake perfect for the holidays!

PREPARATION TIME: 10 MIN COOKING TIME: 30 MIN TOTAL TIME: 40 MIN

INGREDIENTS

    Wet Ingredients
    • 2 large ripe bananas (~ 1.25 cups mashed)
    • 2 large eggs
    • 1/4 cup date paste, maple syrup, or honey
    • 1 Tbsp Molasses (optional but recommended)
    • 1/4 cup coconut oil
    • 1 tsp vanilla extract
    Dry Ingredients

    INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Preheat your oven or Air Fryer to 175 C/350 F degrees.
    2. In a large mixing bowl, mash the bananas with a fork. Add all wet ingredients and give everything a good mix.
    3. Add all the dry ingredients and mix till everything is well incorporated.
    4. Line or grease a 8" x 8" cake pan and pour your batter in.  If you like you can add some chopped pecans or sliced banana to the top.
    5. Bake for 25-30 minutes in the oven, or 15-20 minutes in your air fryer.  Test if your cake is done by inserting a  toothpick in the center and having it come out clean.
    6. Let cool completely on a wired rack.
    7. Add a sprinkle of organic powdered sugar if you like.
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    Gillian

    Is there an alternative to tapioca flour? Difficult to find here

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